Resetting The Remote - Harman Kardon AVR 435 Owner's Manual

CONFIGURING THE REMOTE
rename theDSPSurroundMode SelectorO,
whichis normally n ot usedwhenDVDisselected,
sothatit reads ZOOMinthe remote's display.
1. Press andholdthe ProgramButton _ for
aboutthreeseconds whilethemessage shown
inFigure 24 appears inthe remote's LOD
Information DisplayO. Release t he button
whenthe redlightunderthe Set Button
appears.
2. Theremote's M_IM MEtlU message (Figure 25),
willappear i nthe LCDdisplay andthe Set Button
willremainilluminated i nred.Press the
A/T NavigationButton _ untilREirt,_ME
appears on the bottomlineof the LCDscreen,
asshowninFigure, 74,
3,At the nextmenuscreen pressthe A/T
NavigationButton _ untilREtI_I"IE KEY
appears on the bottomlineof the LCDscreen, a s
showninFigure 77, Press the Set Button
to continue.
F<E!I_ME 1
RENAME KE_ A
F_gure 77
4.Thenextdisplay screen(Figure 78) selects the
device withinwhichthe keyto be renamed exists.
Press the A/T NavigationButtons _ until
the nameofthe basedevice appears. Inour
example, since wewantto rename a bultonwithin
the DVD devicememory, Db_Dshouldappear i n
the lowerlineof the LCD. Whenthe desired
devicename appears, pressthe Set Button qi_,
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5.At the nextmenuscreen, s elect t he firstbutton
withinthe device b be renamed, as instructed i n
the display showninFigure 79. Selectthe button
bysimplypressing it on the remote.
Figure 7 9
6. Depending o nwhether o r notthe buttonpressed
already hasa namedfunction withinthe device
selected, o neof lwo thingswillhappen.
a. If the buttonto be renamed already hasa pre
programmed, or previousJy renamed titleinthe
remote's memory, youwill seethatnameon
the top lineof the LCDdisplay, anda blinking
blockcursor w ill appear o nthe farleftsideof
the bottomlineof the display, asshown in
Figure 80.
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b. Ifthe buttonto be renamed doesnot havea
function inthe device selected, t he top lineof
the LCDscreen will be blank, a nda blinking
blockcursor w ill appear o nthe farleftside
ofthe bottomlineof thedisplay, asshownin
Figure 81.
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7. Toenterthenewname for the key, p ressthe
NumericKeys_. Thelettem above the
numbered b uttonsindicate whichletters or sym-
bolswillappear w henthe buttonis pressed during
the renaming process. Thefirstpressof the but-
ton willenterthe firstcharacter s hown, s ubsa
quentpresses will change thedisplay to the other
letters abovethatnumbered key,Forexample,
sincethefirstletterweneedto rename theTone
button to Zoomisa "Z,"soyouwouldlocate the
"Z"above the "9" button, a ndpressthe button
fourtimes. T hefirstpressshows a "W," t he subse-
quentpresses stepthrough the otherletters avail-
ableuntilthe "Z"appears. Consult the tableon
page50 to seewhichcharacters a reavailabb by
pressing a particular b utton.
8. Afteryouenterthe firstletterof thenewdevice
name, therearethreeoptions forentering the
nextcharacter:
a. Toentera letter thatrequires a different n umeric
keyto bepressed, s imply pressthatbutton.
Thecursorwillautomatically moveto the next
position andthe firstblteraccessed bythe new
buttonwillappealFollowing o urexample, the
nextletterneeded is an"0,"so youwouldpress
the"6" bultononce.
b.Toentera letter thatusesthesamenumeric
key, y ou mustfiratpressthe • Navigation
Button _ to movethe blinking cursorblock
to the nextposition. Thenpressthe Numeric
Key_ asrequired to enterthe desired letter.
Thisis thewayyouwouldenterthe second "0"
inthewordZOOM, a ndagainforthe letter "MI'
c.Toentera blankspace, p ressthe• Navigation
Button _ twice. T heflintpresswill movethe
cursorto the right, a ndthesecond presswill
movethecursoronemorespaceto theright,
leaving a blankspacebelween the lastletter
andthe nextone.
9. Repeat S teps7 and8 asneeded to complete
entering the needed fatters, n umbers, characters
andspaces.
10.Whenthe textentryis complete, pressthe Set
Button qi_. Thenewname will be entered inb
the remete's memory, replacing the default n ame.
11. Atthispointyou havetwooptions:
a. If youwishto program anadditional keywithin
thesamedevice, p ressthe Set Button _ as
instructed b ythe bottomlineofthe LCDdisplay
reading _irtOTHER KEY,Theremote will
return to the SELECT 6 KEY menuoplon
asshowninStep6. Repeat t heinstrucllons i n
Steps6 though11 to rename thenextkey.
b.If youhaveno additional keysto rename, press
the • NavigationButton _ oncesothat
themenuscreendisplays E_:IT on thebottom
lineof the display. Press the Set Button
to _etum the remote to normal o peration.
NOTES ONRENAMING KEYS:
• Renaming a keydoesnot change its function. You
maychange the fsncSon ofan individual keyby
learning a newcodeintothe remote. S eepage44
for moreinformation.
• Whena keyis renamed it willonlyapplyto the
specific device salected in Step4. Thesamekey
maybe renamed asneeded for eachindividual
devicewithwhichit is used.
Resetting the Remote
Depending o n thewayinwhichthe remote hasbeer]
programmed, theremaybea silsation where youwish
to totallyerase all changes t hathavebeenmadeto
the remote and_etum it to thefactorydefaults. You
mayde thatbytollowing the stepsshown below,but
remember thatoncethe remote is reset, A LLchanges
thathavebeenmade,including programming f or use
withotherdevices, learned keys,macros, punch
through settings andkeynames, w illbe erased and
anysettings youhadpreviously madewill haveto be
reentered.
Toerase all sattings a ndresettheremoteb the
odginal f actory default s e_ngsanddisplays, follow
thesesteps:
1. Press andholdthe ProgramButton _ br
aboutthreeseconds whilethe message shown
inFigure 24 appears inthe remote's LOD
InformationDisplay0, Releasa t he button
whenthe redlightunderthe Set Button
appears.
2.Theremote's M _IM MEi'_U message ( Fig, 2 5),will
appear intheLCDdisplay a ndtheSet Button